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AUSTRALIAN SINGLES REPORT 19th December, 2016 Compiled by The Music Network© FREE SIGN UP ARTIST TOP 50 Combines airplay, downloads & streams #1 SINGLE ACROSS AUSTRALIA Starboy 1 The Weeknd | UMA starboy Rockabye The Weeknd ft. Daft Punk | UMA 2 Clean Bandit | WMA Say You Won't Let Go 3 James Arthur | SME Riding the year out at #1 on the Artist Top 50 is The Weeknd’s undeniable hit Starboy ft. Daft Punk. Black Beatles Overtaking Clean Bandit’s Rockabye ft. Sean Paul & Anne-Marie which now sits at #2, Starboy has 4 Rae Sremmurd | UMA stuck it out and finally taken the crown. Vying for #1 since the very first issue of the Australian Singles Scars to your beautiful Report and published Artist Top 50, Starboy’s peak at #1 isn’t as clear cut as previous chart toppers. 5 Alessia Cara | UMA Capsize The biggest push for Starboy has always come from Spotify. Now on its eighth week topping the 6 Frenship | SME streaming service’s Australian chart, the rest of the music platforms have finally followed suit.Starboy Don't Wanna Know 7 Maroon 5 | UMA holds its peak at #2 on the iTunes chart as well as the Hot 100. With no shared #1 across either Starvi n g platforms, it’s been given a rare opportunity to rise. 8 Hailee Steinfeld | UMA Last week’s #1, Rockabye, is still #1 on the iTunes chart and #2 on Spotify, but has dropped to #5 on after the afterparty 9 Charli XCX | WMA the Hot 100. It’s still unclear whether there will be one definitive ‘summer anthem’ that makes itself Catch 22 known over the Christmas break. 10 Illy | ONETWO/WMA The Mack 11 Nevada | EMI i would like 12 Zara Larsson | SME All We Know #1 MOST ADDED TO RADIO 13 The Chainsmokers | SME Fresh Eyes i don’t wanna live forever 14 Andy Grammer | MUSH ZAYN & Taylor Swift | UMA cold water 15 Major Lazer | MAD/WMA Sexual 16 Neiked | UMA Blowing all competition out of the water this week is the collaboration between Zayn & Taylor Swift on SheD A Light I Don’t Wanna Live Forever, taken from the soundtrack to the new Fifty Shades Darker film. Added to 17 Robin Schulz | WMA the Ash London Live show, Nova Network and Hit Regional Network, it was one of the only tracks to Closer elicit a big response from radio this week. 18 The Chainsmokers | SME The Greatest The other new collaboration, Steve Aoki & Louis Tomlinson’s (of One Direction) Just Hold On, was the 19 Sia | INERTIA only track to see similar success. With similar additions across the board, the glaring omission that set Mercy 20 Shawn Mendes | UMA the two apart was the track missing out on a Nova Network addition. MOST ADDED Additions weighted with audience data #1 SINGLE to radio I Don't wanna Live Forever 1 Zayn & Taylor Swift | UMA Team Just Hold On 2 Steve Aoki & Lewis Krewella | SME Tomlinson | MUSHROOM Friend Like You 3 Bliss & Eso | MUSHROOM With the year coming to a close, there are very few singles left that haven’t already been serviced to 4 capsize radio. One of the exceptions is Krewella’s Team which takes this weeks #1 Single To Radio. The dance Frenship | SME music duo’s latest hit is a move in the direction of commercial EDM, something that has historically Water Under The Bridge 5 Adele | RC/INERTIA been a strong point for the group. The single comes out ahead of their scheduled performance at Sydney’s Marquee nightclub for New Years Eve 2016. SINGLES TO RADIO Hitimpulses’s rendition of O.T Genasis’ viral hit I’m In Love With The Coco will hit commercial too. The TMN’s top singles being serviced track has already seen huge success online, earning over 5 million views on YouTube and a mammoth to radio this week 14 million streams on Spotify. TEAM 1 Krewella | SME Go to www.themusicnetwork.com/charts to view all this week’s Singles To Radio and Most Added I'm IN Love With The Coco singles. See every addition on every station in Radioactive. 2 Hitimpulse | SME immortal 3 J. Cole | UMA Sleep 4 Evan Klar | EMI Weekend 5 Pez | EMI Subscribe to access the full charts portal. Sign Up to get the this free report. View previous reports. Chart enquiries: [email protected]. Advertising enquiries: [email protected] RADIO AIRPLAY Full charts available at www.themusicnetwork.com/charts HOT 100 HOT 100 HEATSEEKERS HOT 100 BREAKERS HOT 40 MARKET SHARE Aircheck spins, weighted with Most upward movement from Most likely to break into Hot 100 in Top 40 label market share taken audience data & time of spins previous week coming weeks from the HOT 100 Sexual Call On Me Anywhere uma 44.27% 1 Neiked | UMA 1 Starley | UMA 1 Dillon Francis | SME sme 27.68% Starboy Drinkee Reckless 2 The Weeknd | UMA 2 Sofi Tukker | SME 2 Bernard Fanning | UMA wma 20.85% Say You Won't Let Go Frozen Waiting 3 James Arthur | SME 3 PON CHO | EMI 3 What So Not | DESTRA INERTIA 4.39% Don't Wanna Know This is what you came for Already Home 4 Maroon 5 | UMA 4 Calvin Harris | SME 4 Alex The Astronaut | IND Rockabye Fresh Eyes Mob Rule TRIPLE J SPINS 5 Clean Bandit | WMA 5 Andy Grammer | MUSH 5 Bad//Dreems | MUSHROOM Shout Out TO My Ex Redbone Scott Green Wolfie 6 Little Mix | SME 6 Childish Gambino | MUSH 6 Dune Rats | WMA 1 Golden Features | WMA 24k MAgic capsize Off white limousine 7 Bruno Mars | WMA 7 Frenship | SME 7 Client Liaison | RC/INERTIA Messiah 2 M-Phases & Alison Stranger Ex's & Oh's A Night Out With Wonderland | WMA 8 Peking Duk | SME 8 Elle King | SME 8 Hockey Dad | IND Fading I Feel It Coming The FIghter Bounce Back 3 Vallis Alps | IND 9 The Weeknd | UMA 9 Keith Urban | EMI 9 Big Sean | UMA On Hold The Mack Shed A Light Freal Luv 4 The xx | RC/INERTIA 10 Nevada | EMI 10 Robin Schulz | WMA 10 Far East Movement | UMA I C U 5 A.B. Original | GER/UMA KIIS SPINS NOVA SPINS HIT SPINS TRIPLE M SPINS Human Don't Wanna Know Rockabye starboy 1 1 1 1 Rag ‘N’ Bone Man Maroon 5 | UMA Clean Bandit | WMA The Weeknd | UMA | SME starboy Sexual Sexual Brace 2 The Weeknd | UMA 2 Neiked | SME 2 Neiked | UMA 2 Birds Of Tokyo | EMI Say You Won't Let Go Say You Won't Let Go Don't Wanna Know Reckless 3 James Arthur | SME 3 James Arthur | SME 3 Maroon 5 | UMA 3 Bernard Fanning | UMA this town Capsize Shout out to my ex I Can't Quit You 4 Niall Horan | EMI 4 Frenship | SME 4 Little Mix | SME 4 The Rolling Stones | UMA 24k MAgic Shout out to my ex stranger Waste A Moment 5 Bruno Mars | WMA 5 Little Mix | SME 5 Peking Duk | SME 5 Kings Of Leon | SME RADIO WRAP Making an opportune move to #1 this week is Neiked’s Sexual. The debut single from the Swedish mystery collective takes the top spot after being in the chart for nine weeks, most of which were spent hovering in the top five. Its biggest supporters are the Hit and Nova networks, both of which have it as their second most played track. Starley’s Call On Me has finally replicated its overseas success in Australia. At #14 from #40, it’s the #1 Hot 100 Heatseeker for the week. Sofi Tukker takes #2 with Drinkee as the track moves from an alternative mainstay to commercial rising star, taking #53 from #78. Dillon Francis’ Anywhere tops the Hot 100 Breakers this week. Unable to crack Australian radio thus far, it’s performing exceptionally well overseas, already garnering 13.5 million streams since release. Triple j have gotten right behind Golden Features’ new single Wolfie ft. Julia Stone, pushing it to #1. They’ve also thrown plenty of spins behind M-Phases & Alison Wonderland’s Messiah, currently at #2 and A.B. Original’s latest single to click, I C U at #5. Triple M have moved back to playing Rag ‘N’ Bone Man’s Human the most while Bernard Fanning drops to #3 with Reckless. Hit’s support of The Weeknd’s Starboy remains strong for another week while also making room to put Peking Duk’s Stranger in the Top 5 most played. They’re the only network to get behind the track to this extent. Clean Bandit’s Rockabye ft. Sean Paul & Anne-Marie overtakes Neiked’s Sexual at #1 on the Nova Spins chart while Maroon 5 end Hailee Steinfeld’s Starving’s four week run at #1 on the KIIS network with Don’t Wanna Know ft. Kendrick Lamar. SOCIAL MEDIA Engagement events with Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube. & website. Data provided by www.branddata.com Radio Stations Festivals labels streaming service 1 triple j 1 bryon bay bluesfest 1 Future Classic 1 I Heart Radio 2 triple m 2 Groovin The Moo 2 Sweat It Out 2 Tidal 3 Nova 96.9 3 Falls Festival 3 Warner Music Australia 3 TuneIn 4 Hit 105 4 Splendour In The Grass 4 I Oh You 4 SPotify 5 KIIS 1065 5 Fairgrounds FEstival 5 Milk! Records 5 Deezer Subscribe to access the full charts portal. Sign Up to get the this free report. View previous reports. Chart enquiries: [email protected]. Advertising enquiries: [email protected] AU AIRPLAY by GENRE & State Full charts available at www.themusicnetwork.com/charts COUNTRY ROCK URBAN DANCE Dirty Laundry human Starboy Stranger 1 Carrie Underwood 1 Rag ‘N’ Bone Man 1 The Weeknd | UMA 1 Peking Duk | SME | SME | SME May We All Brace Don't Wanna Know Starvi n g 2 Florida Georgia Line | UMA 2 Birds Of Tokyo | EMI 2 Maroon 5 | UMA 2 Hailee Steinfeld | UMA House Reckless 24k Magic shed a light 3 The McClymonts | UMA 3 Bernard Fanning | UMA 3 Bruno Mars | WMA 3 Robin Schulz | WMA My Universe waste a moment i feel it coming All We Know 4 The Shires | UMA 4 Kings Of Leon | SME 4 The Weeknd | UMA 4 The Chainsmokers | SME Today bored to death Scars To Your Beautiful Cold Water 5 Braid Paisley | SME 5 blink-182 | MUSHROOM 5 Alessia Cara | UMA 5 Major Lazer | MAD/WMA Blue Ain't Your Color i sat by the ocean Black Beatles Closer 6 Keith Urban | EMI 6 QOTSA | RC/INERTIA 6 Rae Sremmurd | UMA 6 The Chainsmokers | SME Mt Everest staring down the barrel Love$ick Love$ick 7 Graeme Connors | ABC 7 The Living End | UMA 7 Mura Masa | UMA 7 Mura Masa | UMA get on your feet C'est la vie Papercuts The greatest 8 Adam Brand | ABC/UMA 8 Stereophonics | WMA 8 Illy | ONETWO/WMA 8 Sia | INERTIA Gimme The Beat nearly forgot my BrokeN..
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